Training & Certification: Hospice Docs volunteers typically undergo training and certification to prepare them for their roles. The training may cover topics such as the hospice philosophy, communication skills, grief and loss, & infection control.

Family support: Hospice Docs volunteers can also provide support to the families of patients, offering a listening ear, providing respite care, or assisting with practical tasks such as meal preparation or running errands.

Role & Responsibilities: Hospice Docs volunteers may perform a variety of roles, depending on their skills and interests. Some volunteers may provide companionship and emotional support to patients, while others may assist with administrative tasks or fundraising.

Community outreach: Hospice volunteers can help raise awareness of hospice services and the importance of end-of-life care in the community. They may participate in events and activities to promote hospice services and engage with community members.